About the song Fincher states:
“We’re ending 2025, and somehow, many countries are passing laws that target LGBTQ+
people. I’ve been reflecting a lot on what it means to come home. Not every queer person gets to show up as their full self. Not every parent wants to accept a version of their child that doesn’t fit their expectations. And not every Christmas offers a place of comfort. The world can be loud, cruel, and confusing — but love within a family should never be conditional. I wanted to write something gentle, warm, and honest. A song that tells queer listeners: you deserve to be safe, to be seen, and to be loved. Every queer person should be able to walk through the front door without shrinking, apologising, or hiding who they are. And I will always stand for that — through my music, my voice, and the stories I choose to tell.
Slowburn is what it feels like to come home to the people you love most while carrying a part of yourself they’ve never seen — not because you don’t trust them, but because you’re afraid they won’t understand. It’s about a love that has grown too big to hide, a truth that’s tired of waiting for you to be brave. For me, Slowburn captures that quiet moment at the family table, smiling through small talk, meanwhile another life glows inside you, finally asking to be seen.”
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